₦airaland Forum

October 8, 2019

Press Statement

PDP Congratulates Ortom, Mohammed On Victory at The Tribunal

The Peoples Democratic Party congratulates Benue state Governor Samuel Otorm and Bauchi state Governor, Senator Bala Mohammed, on their victory at the governorship election petitions tribunal in the respective states.

The party says the verdict of the tribunal is a clear consolidation of the triumph of the will of the people of the two states as expressly delivered through massively voting for the governors in the March 9 governorship elections.

The PDP notes that the spontenous jubilation that greeted the verdict across the two states affirms the fact that justice was delievered in the matters in line with the will and aspirations of the people.

Indeed, Governor Ortom's resounding victory at the election underlines the overwhelming acceptance of his leadership style as demonstrated in his unprecedented commitment to the welfare and development of his state despite daunting security and economic challenges.

His reelection marks the consolidation of good governance and contribution towards the uplifting of the living standard of the people in all sectors of life.

In the same vein, the PDP notes the excitement of the people of Bauchi state on the affirmation of the election of Governor Bala Mohammed whose administration marks the repositioning of the state toward greater productivity in all critical sectors.

The party observes Senator Bala's commitment to massive infrastructural development across the state as well as economic development of the people directly reflect the desires and aspirations of the people of Bauchi state.

The PDP, in congratulating the governors, urged them to continue in their selfless services to the people in line with the manifestos of our great party, the PDP.

Signed:

Kola Ologbondiyan
National Publicity Secretary

Democracy is thriving in nigeria!!

Victory for democracy!!!

Ok..we wish them congratulations.


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APC can appeal if they want ..We welcome appeals to stretch and entrench our laws